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Host video, audio and live streams—without losing control.

Video hosting, professional audio hosting and live streaming in one platform—built for branded playback, controlled access and useful audience insights on the sites and apps you own. DynTube is a hosting platform for businesses: upload media or go live, and your audience watches or listens inside pages you own.

Your logo. Your domains. Your audience.

Three products, one platform

Video hosting, audio hosting and live streaming—each a first-class product

Most teams start with one. Each capability below is described within the plan and project settings it depends on, and each product links to its own detailed page.

Video that plays inside your product, not beside someone else’s

Publish course, training and marketing video on your own pages with no advertising and no recommendations pulling viewers away.

  • Upload a video once and DynTube prepares the adaptive streaming renditions planned from your project settings.
  • Embed ad-free video through the DynTube player on the sites and apps you own, with player appearance and behaviour options you control.
  • Encrypted on-demand delivery and allowed-domain rules, where enabled for your project, keep playback on the pages you authorise.
  • Video reporting shows views, unique viewers, watch time and completion, with geography and device breakdowns.

Video hosting in detail

One workflow

Upload or go live, configure once, embed anywhere, measure everything

The same four steps carry a video file, an audio file or a live event from your hands to your audience and back to you as evidence—without a patchwork of separate tools.

  1. 01 · Upload

    Hand over the source, not an encoding project

    Upload a video once and DynTube prepares the adaptive streaming renditions planned from your project settings. Audio files are processed the same way into audio-only streams inside audio projects, and a live event begins as a stream you create in the dashboard or through the API.

    Uploading from your own systems is documented in the server-side upload guide.

    keynote-master.mp4 · episode-12.wavSource files
    • Adaptive HLS
    • Audio-only HLS
    • Renditions
    • Thumbnails

    Sample data: the prepared outputs for one video and one audio upload

  2. 02 · Organise

    Set the rules once, at the project

    Projects carry the settings your media inherits: protection mode, allowed domains, player appearance and subtitle tracks. Add prepared WebVTT or SRT subtitle files per language; automatic generation is a separate metered workflow.

    Decide who may play a title and from where before you publish it—the detail is on video security.

    Sample data: one project’s settings

    • Protection mode chosen for the project
    • Allowed domains listed for playback keys
    • Player colours, controls and logo set once
    • Subtitle files attached per language
  3. 03 · Embed or broadcast

    Deliver through one player, whether the content is recorded or live

    Embed ad-free video through the DynTube player on the sites and apps you own, with player appearance and behaviour options you control. Audio uses the same embed with an audio-only presentation. Stream in over RTMP, RTMPS or SRT and let viewers watch over HLS in the live player.

    See the video player and RTMP ingest for the mechanics.

    Sample data: one embed, recorded or live

  4. 04 · Measure

    See what held attention and where it left

    Reporting shows how far viewers and listeners get and where interest falls away, so the next edit, lesson or event is a decision rather than a guess.

    The same data is available over the API—see the analytics endpoints.

    Sample data: audience retentionlesson-04.mp4
    attention falls here

    Viewer detail

    Completed
    94%
    Reached the halfway mark
    62%
    Left early
    28%

Why DynTube

Your media should build your business, not someone else’s platform

A viewer who leaves your page to follow a recommendation, or watches your work framed by another company’s advertising, is attention you paid to earn and then handed away. Four things keep it yours.

Ad-free playback under your brandVideo · audio · live
Your colours, controls and logo on plan-entitled accounts; no advertising and no “up next” for other people’s content. Playback reads as part of your product, not a borrowed window.
Access controls you configurePer project and per link
Encrypted on-demand delivery and allowed-domain rules, where enabled for your project, keep playback on the pages you authorise. Private audio links can be rotated or revoked, and signed links limit how long access lasts.
Adaptive delivery for real connectionsEvery viewer
Adaptive bitrate streaming moves between quality levels as a connection changes instead of stalling on one fixed rendition, and audio-only HLS keeps listening light.
One workflow for three media typesVideo · audio · live
The same projects, player, access rules and reporting whether the asset is a recorded video, a native audio file or a live event—so a team learns the platform once.

Technical conditions live on the authority pages: online video encryption, adaptive bitrate streaming and player appearance.

your-academy.example/lesson-1

Playback allowed on your-academy.example/lesson-1.

Same embed · two domains · one allowed

Sample data: an illustration of domain-restricted key issuing, not a live security test of your account.

Understand engagement

Know what your audience watched, heard and stayed for

A total play count cannot tell you whether a lesson landed or a live session held its audience. Each media type reports the measurements its telemetry actually records.

# sample data — illustrative figures
video completion 71%
audio completion rate 64%
live peak concurrent 412

Sample data: one week, three media types

lesson-04.mp4 · watch time
✓ rising
episode-12 · unique listeners
✓ rising
town-hall · sessions
✓ stable
intro.mp4 · completion
✕ falling

Sample data, labelled as such; your reporting shows your own audience.

Video
Video reporting shows views, unique viewers, watch time and completion, with geography and device breakdowns.
Audio
Audio reporting shows plays, listening time, completion rate and unique listeners when telemetry is available.
Live
Live reporting shows stream sessions, unique and concurrent viewers and watch time.
Your own identifiersOptional
Pass your user identifier with a view and engagement is attributed to that person. Without one, viewers and listeners remain anonymous—we do not resolve identity for you.

Full detail is on video analytics; the same data is queryable—see using your own user IDs in analytics.

Solutions by audience

Find the answer for the way your organisation uses media

The platform is the same; the first problem it solves is not.

Every capability in one place: the full feature overview. Or browse all solutions by audience.

Start with one asset

You do not have to move a library to find out

Switching anxiety is reasonable. Test the product with one real asset on one real page and judge it there.

  1. 01

    Upload one video or one audio file

    Use the dashboard, or the API if you prefer to script it. Processing prepares the streaming versions for you.

  2. 02

    Configure the player and access once

    Choose the protection mode, list your domains and set the player appearance at the project.

  3. 03

    Embed it on a page you own

    Paste the embed where your audience already is, then try to play it from somewhere you did not authorise.

  4. 04

    Or create one live stream

    Create the stream, point your encoder at the ingest details, and watch it in the same player. Decide per stream whether an entitled recording is kept.

Try it with your own content

A trial account and one real asset show more than any comparison table. Your existing library can follow at your own pace; there is no automated migration to promise, and none is needed to evaluate the product.

Prefer to script the first upload? The server-side upload guide and API quick start walk through it.

Pricing

Video hosting pricing you can evaluate before you move

Affordable video hosting, in plain terms: plans priced on storage and delivery you can estimate before you buy. Every plan figure below is read from the live billing catalogue at page load, never typed into this page.

  • Every plan:
  • Encrypted on-demand delivery
  • Video analytics

Micro

For a small video library getting started.

$12/ month

Billed monthly

80 GB
storage
150 GB
monthly delivery

Unlimited screen recording protection*

  • Encrypted on-demand delivery
  • Video analytics
Choose Micro

Starter

For a smaller library getting established.

$24/ month

Billed monthly

300 GB
storage
1 TB
monthly delivery

Unlimited screen recording protection*

  • REST API access
  • Encrypted on-demand delivery
  • Video analytics
  • Custom player logo
Choose Starter
Recommended

Plus

For a growing library with regular viewing.

$50/ month

Billed monthly

1 TB
storage
2 TB
monthly delivery

Unlimited screen recording protection*

  • REST API access
  • Encrypted on-demand delivery
  • Video analytics
  • Dynamic watermarking
  • Screen Shield
  • Custom player logo
Choose Plus

Pro

For a larger library and audience.

$100/ month

Billed monthly

2 TB
storage
4 TB
monthly delivery

Unlimited screen recording protection*

  • REST API access
  • Encrypted on-demand delivery
  • Video analytics
  • Dynamic watermarking
  • Screen Shield
  • Custom player logo
Choose Pro

* Unlimited screen recording protection comes with a quick, one-time browser download that takes about a minute to set up.

Pricing by country

These are DynTube’s standard prices. Your billing country and eligibility are confirmed at checkout.

If your country has its own pricing, choosing it here shows an estimate. Your billing country, any applicable tax and the final amount are confirmed at checkout before you pay.

Reloads this page with the prices DynTube publishes for that country. It does not change where you are billed.

Storage and included delivery are shown from the current billing catalog. Checkout validates the selected plan again before payment.

Storage is the media you keep; delivery is what your audience streams each month, and it is the number that moves. Live streaming has its own plans on live streaming pricing, and audio limits are plan-dependent. Weighing DynTube against a platform you use today? The platform comparison hub compares pricing, delivery, protection and workflow.

How delivery is measured: bandwidth and delivery · fair use · custom plans

Questions

Common questions before a first upload

Short, direct answers to what buyers usually ask first; each links on to the detail.

What is DynTube?

DynTube is a hosting platform for video, audio and live streams. You upload media or stream in from an encoder, configure the player and access rules once, and your audience watches or listens inside your own sites and apps. It differs from a public video site in what surrounds the content: no advertising, no recommendations for other people’s work, and branding and access you control.

How can I host videos on my website without YouTube?

Upload the source file to DynTube, let it prepare the streaming versions, then place the embed on your page. Playback runs in the DynTube player under your own branding on plan-entitled accounts, with no advertising and no suggestions to leave for other content. The same embed works anywhere your site or course platform accepts an HTML embed.

Does DynTube support video, audio and live streaming?

Yes, and they share one library, player and reporting model. Video and audio are uploaded into projects and delivered as adaptive or audio-only HLS. Live streams are ingested over RTMP, RTMPS or SRT and watched over HLS; prerecorded streams can be scheduled as one-time or recurring events, and recording is an opt-in, plan-gated choice per stream rather than something that happens automatically.

How does DynTube protect content and control where it is embedded?

Encrypted on-demand delivery and per-project allowed-domain rules mean an embed lifted onto another site does not simply keep working, and audio can be shared through private links you rotate or revoke. These layers reduce the risk and convenience of unauthorised redistribution; no platform can make copying or screen recording impossible. Each layer, and where it stops, is set out on the video security page.

What analytics can I see for video, audio and live streams?

Each media type reports what its telemetry records, listed per product in the engagement section above. Viewers and listeners stay anonymous unless your embed supplies your own user identifier; the full set of dimensions is on the video analytics page.

How much does DynTube cost, and how do I get started?

Plans are priced on storage and delivery, and every figure on the pricing page is read from the live billing catalogue rather than typed into the site. Estimate the delivery your audience will use with the bandwidth calculator, compare the current plan bands, then start a free trial with one real video or audio file and see the product on your own page.

Make the move

Put your next video, audio file or live stream under your control.

Test one real video or audio asset, or prepare one live stream, on a page you own—and keep the brand, the access and the insight yours.